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Bondi Massacre News
In a first, Australian state government encourages acts of kindness to honor victims
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Joining together at site of Bondi Beach Massacre to remember victims and light menorah
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Thousands of mitzvot performed at the site of Australia’s deadliest antisemitic attack
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‘Eli, Eli, why have you left us?’ father-in-law cries at packed Bondi service
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Jews across Australia are choosing to increase in light rather than retreat into darkness
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Chabad emissary of 18 years remembered for his passion and enthusiasm
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Around the world, public menorah lightings will proceed as planned–with larger crowds expected, showing that darkness will not win the day
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One of 15 killed on first night of Chanukah
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15 killed, including a Chabad rabbi, and scores injured
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Regional emissary conference held in Sydney two months after massacre
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The rabbi had been working on the book before his tragic murder on Chanukah
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5,000 attend Int'l Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries in New Jersey
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Australian terror attack revealed a new dimension in Texas Chabad emissary’s life and work
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Joined at Sydney Opera House by Prime Minister and government dignitaries, Australia’s Jewish way of loss and healing
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Al-Ahmed, who disarmed terrorist at Chanukah shooting, joined Rabbi Yehoram Ulman, director of Chabad of Bondi, at holy site
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